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- 09-26-2010 07:38 PM #11
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Jared,
The max speeds they report are 2mbps. We currently have Satellite internet that advertises 1.5 mbps. They forget to tell you about the 1.2 SECONDS of latency and the FAP. I found out about all that stuff after the fact. Satellite internet is good for surfing...and that's about it. It's also costs a whopping 130.00 $ a month.
I've looked into going with a 3G connection as an alternative, but the local mobile provider only offers USB air sticks. Some friends have told me I could get a 3G router, but the problem with getting my internet over the 3G network would be the usage. I don't think it's meant for downloading music or gaming and I was told I would likely get shut down for downloading too much even on an unlimited plan. (75.00$/month).
I think my only option is to go with the LOS set up. Mount the grid antenna on a 20 foot mast as close to the garage as I can. Use LMR-400 from the antenna to the modem, then have a run of cat5 or 6 from the modem to a router in the house.
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- 09-26-2010 10:41 PM #12
Run electric wire there then have your client radio (receiving from the tower) and a AP (access point that will transmit it to you). You will then have a repeater site. You will also need a client radio at your house to receive the signal from the AP you just created. If it is line of site then you can get a pair of these radios that can be put into client or AP mode for around $150.

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